The "Yes, and" Option
How do you change the "yea, but" to the "yes, and" mindset? It's simple (but not always easy). Two Steps: Choose the values you will...
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Prioritizing Me
I have an autoimmune disorder. While my flare ups are not as frequent as they were in my teens and 20s, when they happen, an intentional...
Bosses Tend To Not Like Me
Bosses tend not to like me at first... Not my bosses, they love me! (Right John, Howard, Kit, Tui, Autumn, Robert, Sarah?!) The bosses of...
10 Thinking Traps
It's the New Year and we tend to make resolutions in hopes of change. When (not if) we make one misstep in the new journey we want for...
What if your response to quiet quitting was quiet leading?
At the start of the COVID pandemic, I was an executive consultant for nonprofit leaders. My role quickly pivoted to coaching leaders on...
Getting to know yourself
One of my earliest blog posts was titled "Am I doing it right?" This question comes up time and time again in coaching conversations....
A word about my Who
I’ve had great bosses and I’ve had bad bosses. I've also had bosses who switched from one to the other - in both directions. What...
Small habits, big Impact
I don't know about you, but sometimes I have an unwavering need for an immediate result. In a professional setting, we call this a "quick...
Order your future, don't recount your past.
When you are ready for a change, it's easy to reflect back on your past to find happiness from previous experiences and try to replicate...
The Role Every Company Needs
According to Gallup, 87% of employees are disengaged with their work. Combine that with the fact that the average employee has less than...
The poison of “yea, but”
Have you ever wanted something and then talked yourself out of it by using a "yea, but" phrase? It goes a little something like this: "I...
Ditch Your Story
Ask anyone who knows me and they will agree that I seek personal connection wherever I can. Not surprising, when I attended a seminar led...
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